4 hours Ago By [email protected] (Julia Hunt)
has given fans a glimpse inside his bachelor pad after splitting from . The boxer broke up with influencer Molly-Mae - who he had met and fallen for on – in August this year, just a year after they got engaged. He then moved out of the plush mansion they had lived in together with their baby girl Bambi.
previously reported that after the split Tommy had moved into another lavish property, with a hefty £15,000-a-month rental price. And he’s now given his fans their first peek as he shared a shot of the living room. Posted on Instagram, the photo showed Tommy’s huge TV on a grey wall, above a gorgeous, ornate cream fireplace.
Pale grey sofas could be seen, with the boxer’s feet resting on one, and a glam light fitting could be seen in the background. A festive movie was on the screen in front of the star, as he asked fans whether it was too early to start watching films or not. Molly-Mae and Tommy were the show’s golden couple, with viewers fully invested in their love story both on the programme and afterwards.
In January 2023 they welcomed their baby girl Bambi. Then in July that year, four years after their stint in the villa, they announced that they were set to wed and shared a video of Tommy popping the question on a hill overlooking the sea. However, in August this year the stars confirmed that they had called time on their romance.
The pair both addressed the break-up in separate posts on Instagram, with Tommy telling fans he was "heartbroken" and Molly-Mae saying that she was "extremely upset". "After five years of being together I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way," she said. The reality stars didn’t elaborate on why they had decided to go their separate ways and there has been a lot of speculation about what happened, including whisperings about Tommy cheating.
However, he has denied any wrongdoing. Addressing the gossip on Instagram, he told fans: "The false allegations about me have been horrendous, thank you to everybody who has stood by me through this.” .
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